Mayo Gurl wrote: » Thanks for your reply Geomy, I have just booked the caves for December 14, so shall report all afterwards
Mayo Gurl wrote: » Geomy, can I pick your brains? Have you been to Santa at the Ail*** Cav*s? I've been looking into a few of them and it sounds good. I'm going to book today if possible. Thanks in advance.
Mayo Gurl wrote: » Its €33 per child, adults €15 and babies up to 12 months on date of visit is €6. 1890 245593 is the booking line. HTH.
Pang wrote: » Was in Penneys yesterday and they had festive bow ties! I bought six. They were four different patterns. One is blue and covered in mini Santas, so cute. My favourite though is green with gingerbread men on it!
Mayo Gurl wrote: » And when are you going to model for us??
Dravokivich wrote: » So I got home from work... ...to find my girlfriend was listening to Christmas songs.
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » I love white lights on the tree but I caved in and agreed to have the coloured ones this year. Apologies in advance, but I really really hate coloured lights. At least I only agree on condition that they are used on alternate years:D
Love2love wrote: » I used to love the white lights. My house was very tastefully decorated too! Hated those awful multicoloured lights and dreadful plastic / paper portraits of Santa that everyone seemed to have!! Then I had kids and I love love love the tacky multicoloured lights, tinsel galore and having no colour scheme on my tree. I like to re-create the 80's Christmas I had as a child. Now at Christmas, you could shoot a Cliff Richards music video at my house! :pac:
Mayo Gurl wrote: » Blame the small people. I know I do
baby and crumble wrote: » I don't have small people to blame. And I don't want to. Long live multi coloured Christmases, I say! This will be myself and my gf's first proper Christmas living together, and she's used to a Christmas tree on which the ornaments were illy changed most years to suit whatever accent colours were in the sitting room. I, on the other hand, grew up in a household where there were yarn angels with bits missing from where the dog had got at them... But sure you couldn't throw them away!
Princess Peach wrote: » This is also my life! We have ornaments on my parent's tree they had since their first Christmas married! Little plastic Santas with half the face worn off.
baby and crumble wrote: » My mum had a tradition. She had a load of ornaments that she and Dad got for their first Christmas, then she used to buy one special ornament every year to add to the tree- there was a special branch it went on and everything! I always loved it because it was the last thing to go on the tree every year.
baby and crumble wrote: » My mum had a tradition. She had a load of ornaments that she and Dad got for their first Christmas, then she used to buy one special ornament every year to add to the tree- there was a special branch it went on and everything! I always loved it because it was the last thing to go on the tree every year. Since she passed away my Dad hasn't put up a tree at home and he's not around for Christmas this year. I think I'm going to go liberate the family ornaments when he's away. I can't bear another year knowing they're still boxed up!
mashedbanana wrote: » Got a vision in my head now, of our dad's brown ball, thanks for that Mayo gurl! :-D